NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

[drkazmd65]

I haven't asked Dr. Seymour or anybody on the 'inside' anything about that trunped-up idea as I figure that whole "30-day - is it ready already?" jag some have been on is not asking the right question, or even the right set of questions. It's irrelevant to my perspective.

And as the whole "promised" in 30 days jag is also an illogical leap from what was actually said or implied by Dr. Seymour's statements - that's not making a relevant point either from my perspective.

What I am looking for (although I don't expect to see them in some made-up timeframe like that magical "30-day" statement) are a few milestones to be accomplished that do have relevance to NNVC's corporate future.

I'm waiting to see evidence that a testing contract with a BSL-4 lab has been finalized, and that the appropriate MTA has been signed off on. That's when the Ebolacide2 testing clock starts. Chances are that's going to take 2-ish months to work through even if pieces of the work are undertaken in parallel rather than in series. All this blathering about 30-days or anything else becomes irrelevant at that point as that's when Ebolacide2's clock starts ticking.

I suspect that we'll see movement on this front within the next couple of weeks - but depending on the extent of QC that needs to be done on the newly synthesized ligands and how smoothly it goes it could be sooner or longer.

I'm waiting to see evidence that the Shelton plant is ready to roll. As neither large quantities of GMP/GLP Flucide needed for Clinical Testing, nor large quantities of Ebolacide2 needed for emergency human testing (if the preliminaries merit such a rapid push for potential humanitarian use) in Africa will be practical if 'we' cannot make enough micelle material to keep the testing or the humanitarian use supplied.

I suspect that the Shelton plant will be validated sufficiently to use sometime this Winter - but that's insider information that I don't have and nobody 'out here' officially has either.

The whole '30-day' issue is claptrap.